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The Gravity-Shifting Sculptures of Mariko Mori

Mariko Mori presents 7 new sculptures that push the boundaries of new materials, techniques, and far-out scientific theories.

9 Incredible Objects from Armory Art Fair Week

We checked out Armory Art Fair Week and these 9 sculptures took the prize for "most innovative".

Medieval Art… A Contemporary Experience

We take a look at an unexpected collision (and rare treat) happening right now at the center of the contemporary art world: Medieval Art.

The Shadow Photographs of Wang Ningde

A look at Wang Ningle's latest show that is a hybrid of mediums - it's simultaneously photography, sculpture, and perhaps even film.

Monolis Ceramic Diffuser

2017 Year in Review: Unframed

We take a visual gander back at the incredible art exhibitions we featured in our Unframed column in 2017.

Lasers in a Gallery: Rita McBride’s Particulates

16 high-intensity lasers cut through the misty air of a dark garage in West Chelsea in the latest work, Particulates, by Rita McBride.

Warping Reality: The Sculpture of Wim Delvoye

Wim Delvoye's latest exhibition turns up the volume, featuring must-see sculptures from the last five years.

Flexible Screens: The Sculpture of Daniel Canogar

Daniel Canogar's latest high-tech artworks are mesmerizing digital paintings and seductive sculptural forms.

Art Destination: Erik Sommer’s Concrete Car

A not-to-miss art installation in a shipping container in Brooklyn.

Broken Chairs and Floating Trash: 4 Mysterious Summer Artworks

Hiding in the Lower East Side are 4 magical artworks in two different group shows that are even more surprising with closer inspection.

Henrique Oliveira’s Devir: An Invasive Sculpture

One of artist Henrique Oliveira's massive organic sculptures has FINALLY sprouted in New York City.

Kuma Wooden Plate

Breaking Technology: Walead Beshty’s New Sculpture

LA artist Walead Beshty's destructively perfect show "Open Source" includes a full range of misused technology.

Matt Hoyt’s Chrysalis: Evidence of Time

Matt Hoyt is famous for tiny sculptures and his newest works take a risky turn for an artist famous for small: they’re slightly bigger.

Tara Donovan: Vertical Poetry

Wall sculptures composed of THOUSANDS of white styrene cards that are individually stacked, glued, and rotated 90 degrees.